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Bitcoin & Crypto News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Quantum Computing Threat to Bitcoin: A Divided Crypto IndustryQuantum Computings Potential Threat to Bitcoin: A Divided Crypto Industry - The crypto industry is divided over the potential impact of quantum computing on Bitcoin. While some, like Adam Back, believe the threat is decades away, others, such as Nic Carter and Craig Warmke, argue that the perceived risk is already causing investors to diversify and developers to dismiss concerns. Clear communication and proactive measures are needed to reassure investors and maintain confidence in Bitcoins long-term security.DNN | The Daily News Now!The world’s first global local news network.Every city. Every story. AI po...
2025-12-1901 min
Bitcoin Policy InstituteHash Handcuffs: How Sanctions Collide with Censorship-Resistant MoneyIn this conversation, Renee Sorchik sits down with Dr. Joshua Hendrickson and Dr. Craig Warmke to discuss their new paper, Sanctions and Sanction-Resistant Money. They explore the concept of “Hash Handcuffs” — the idea of enforcing U.S. sanctions on the Bitcoin network — and whether such attempts are technically feasible or economically effective. The discussion examines potential pressure points such as miners, nodes, and developers; the role of Marathon Digital’s OFAC-compliant mining experiment; and the theoretical concept of “feather forking.” The guests also consider the geopolitical implications of sanctions enforcement, the importance of maintaining a strong domestic mining industry, and how Bitcoi...
2025-10-0654 min
Bitcoin Study Sessions#030 The Satoshi Papers: What Satoshi DidIn this episode of Bitcoin Study Sessions, Lucas and Grant continue their discussion of "Reflections on Political Economy After Bitcoin," focusing on the first essay, "What Satoshi Did" by Andrew Bailey and Craig Warmke, which explores Bitcoin's social layer, Satoshi's role in bootstrapping the network, and Bitcoin as a feral institution.
Key Topics:
Bitcoin's Social Layer
Bootstrapping Bitcoin
Satoshi's role in Bitcoin's Development
Bitcoin as a Feral Institution
Comparison of Bitcoin and Natural Language
Summary:
The discussion begins with an overview of the first essay in the anthology, "What Satoshi Did," which outlines...
2025-09-2956 min
Yirmibir, Bitcoin Podcasti079 - Yalnızca Bitcoin Serisi Bölüm 3: Adil Dağıtım ve Liderliksiz GelişimYirmibir Bitcoin Podcast'in "Bitcoin ve İslam" serisinin "Bitcoin Only" serisinin 3. bölümüne hoş geldiniz [Başlangıç talimatı].Bu bölümde, Bitcoin dışındaki kripto para birimlerinin karşı karşıya olduğu etik sorunlara odaklanıyoruz. Genellikle göz ardı edilen bu problemler, yeni bir kripto projenin başlangıcında paraların nasıl dağıtıldığı ve kurucuların para politikası üzerindeki kontrolü etrafında yoğunlaşıyor. Hedef riba sorununu çözmekse, az sayıda kişiyi başkaları aleyhine haksız yere zenginleştiren bir alternatif yaratmak çelişkili olacaktır.Birçok kripto projesi, Bitcoin'in sınırlamalarını...
2025-09-0308 min
OP_ReturnJAN05: FTX starts $16.5B repayment plan, FDIC exposed for chokepoint, Bitmain boosts Bitfufu with 80k miners, "Resistance Money" hits 4,000 copiesIn today's episode of Op Return from Bitcoin Park, we delve into four significant developments in the Bitcoin industry. First, we discuss the revelation of Operation Choke Point 2.0, where the FDIC has been implicated in attempting to restrict banking services related to cryptocurrencies. This was brought to light by Coinbase through FOIA documents, confirming suspicions of regulatory overreach.Next, we explore the ongoing saga of FTX's repayment plan. With a court-approved strategy to repay $16.5 billion, FTX aims to restore trust after its 2022 collapse. While analysts are optimistic about the potential market impact, there's scepticism about whether these...
2025-01-0512 min
The Web3 ProfResistance Money: Bitcoin’s Role in a Fairer World with Craig WarmkeHow can Bitcoin transform lives beyond just financial speculation? In this episode of The Web3 Prof Podcast, we dive into Bitcoin’s humanitarian potential with Craig Warmke, Professor of Philosophy at Northern Illinois University and expert on resistance money. From empowering the unbanked to providing refuge in crises, Craig explores the global net-benefits of Bitcoin as a tool for societal empowerment.We’ll tackle tough questions: Is speculation overshadowing Bitcoin’s true purpose? Can Bitcoin coexist with other crypto assets? How can we address barriers for the underbanked and respond to concerns about energy consumption and scalability?Don’t...
2025-01-0148 min
Tim Talks PoliticsResistance Money with Andrew BaileyDisclaimer: Since we’re talking about bitcoin, cryptocurrencies in this podcast, and I reference my work as a financial advisor, I must emphasize that the content of this podcast is for information and educational purposes ONLY. Nothing discussed here should be taken as personal financial or investment advice for any individual or group. Onwards!
Bitcoin keeps pushing close to the $100,000 mark, which is a long way from where the world’s most prominent cryptocurrency started in 2010. The crazy thing is that, relatively speaking, bitcoin is still in its infancy, yet it is making a mark on politics and...
2024-12-111h 21
Bitcoin Policy InstituteWebinar 2: Resistance Money, Bringing Bitcoin to AcademiaIn the second episode of the Bitcoin Policy Institute's webinar series, we sat down with Andrew Bailey, Bradley Rettler and Craig Warmke who are the authors of Resistance Money: A Philosophical Case for Bitcoin. During the conversation, we touch on their connections to BPI, the process of writing the first comprehensive academically-written Bitcoin book, and what they hope to see from policymakers.
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2024-10-1152 min
The Peter McCormack ShowResistance Money with Andrew Bailey, Bradley Rettler, & Craig Warmke - WBD848Andrew Bailey, is a Professor of Philosophy at Yale-NUS College, Bradley Rettler is a Professor of Philosophy at the University of Wyoming and Craig Warmke is a Professor of Philosophy at Northern Illinois University. In this episode we discuss their book Resistance Money and the global net-benefits of Bitcoin. – Show notes: https://www.whatbitcoindid.com/podcast/resistance-money This episode's sponsors: IREN - Bitcoin Mining. Done Sustainably. Swan Bitcoin - Invest in Bitcoin with Swan Ledger - State of the art Bitcoin hardware wallet Bitcasino - The Future of Gaming is...
2024-08-051h 21
Galaxy BrainsNASHVILLE TAPES: Craig WarmkeIn our fourth special edition episode of Galaxy Brains, recorded at Bitcoin 2024 in Nashville, Alex Thorn talks with Craig Warmke, co-author of “Resistance Money” and a philosophy professor deeply engaged with Bitcoin’s ethical dimensions. The conversation dives into the philosophical underpinnings that support Bitcoin as a form of “resistance money.” Craig explains why a philosophical approach is crucial to understanding Bitcoin’s impact and its potential to offer solutions for those marginalized by traditional financial systems.This episode was recorded on Friday, July 25, 2024.++Follow us on Twitter, @glxyresearch, and read our res...
2024-08-0522 min
Zoom OutZO.028 - Bitcoin Is Resistance Money w/ Andrew BaileyAndrew Bailey is professor at Yale-NUS College in Singapore where he teaches classes in the humanities and social sciences. He, along with Bradley Rettler & Craig Warmke, recently wrote Resistance Money, which aims to understand and evaluate bitcoin in a way that integrates philosophy, politics, and economics.
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2024-07-1353 min
THE Bitcoin PodcastRESISTANCE MONEY & THE PHILOSOPHY OF BITCOIN: Andrew Bailey (Bitcoin Talk on THE Bitcoin Podcast)"If I didn't know who I'd be, how would I feel about Bitcoin? I could wake up tomorrow to be Michael Saylor. I could wake up to be a Venezuelan farmer. I could be a dissident journalist in Russia. I could be Julian Assange recently out of prison."
On this Bitcoin Talk episode of THE Bitcoin Podcast, Walker talks with Andrew Bailey, an interdisciplinary professor at at Yale-NUS College (Singapore) and scholar whose work spans philosophy, politics, and economics. Andrew, together with fellow philosophy professors Bradley Rettler and Craig Warmke, just published an excellent book called RESISTANCE...
2024-06-251h 45
Energizing Bitcoin & Ai#049 - Craig Warmke - A Philosophical Case for BitcoinWelcome back to another episode of the Energizing Bitcoin Podcast! This week, we dive deep into the philosophical underpinnings of Bitcoin with our special guest, Craig Warmke, an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Northern Illinois University and co-author of the upcoming book, "Resistance Money, A Philosophical Case for Bitcoin."Craig shares his unique path, from studying at Moody Bible Institute to earning his PhD in Philosophy, and how a simple Facebook debate about Bitcoin being a bubble sparked his deep dive into the world of cryptocurrencies.Craig, Jake, and Justin discuss Bitcoin's role in the...
2024-06-2459 min
The Progressive BitcoinerTPB91 - Bitcoin is Resistance Money with Bradley Rettler“A system that works only when the people that you trust are in power is not a very good system." - Bradley Rettler My guest today is Bradley Rettler. Bradley is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Wyoming and author of “Resistance Money: A Philosophical Case for Bitcoin” (alongside Andrew Bailey and Craig Warmke). In this episode we discuss his new book Resistance Money and explore Bitcoin's potential as a tool for empowerment, privacy, and resistance against authoritarianism. Our conversation delves into the ethical and philosophical implications of Bitcoin adoption, and what progressives should know a...
2024-06-111h 17The Progressive BitcoinerTPB91 - Bitcoin is Resistance Money with Bradley Rettler“A system that works only when the people that you trust are in power is not a very good system." - Bradley Rettler My guest today is Bradley Rettler. Bradley is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Wyoming and author of “Resistance Money: A Philosophical Case for Bitcoin” (alongside Andrew Bailey and Craig Warmke). In this episode we discuss his new book Resistance Money and explore Bitcoin's potential as a tool for empowerment, privacy, and resistance against authoritarianism. Our conversation delves into the ethical and philosophical implications of Bitcoin adoption, and what progressives should know a...
2024-06-111h 17
The Peter McCormack ShowBitcoin is Resistance Money with Andrew Bailey, Bradley Rettler, Craig Warmke, & Allen Farrington - WBD806Andrew Bailey, Bradley Rettler and Craig Warmke are all professors of Philosophy, Allen Farrington is an investor and author of Bitcoin is Venice. In this interview, they discuss Bitcoin in academia, the Resistance Money thesis and the philosophy of money and Bitcoin. – Show notes: https://www.whatbitcoindid.com/podcast/bitcoin-is-resistance-money This episode's sponsors: IREN - Bitcoin Mining. Done Sustainably. Swan Bitcoin - Invest in Bitcoin with Swan Ledger - State of the art Bitcoin hardware wallet Bitcasino - The Future of Gaming is here Casa - Take control of...
2024-04-2945 min
The Socratic SessionsPhilosophy of Money | Andrew M. Bailey | The Socratic Sessions | Ep #4🔍 Overview: This episode dives deep into the philosophy of money, outlining what money is, where it came from, what makes money 'sound money' and why it matters.
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2024-03-221h 25
The Socratic SessionsDemystifying The Gold Standard with Andrew M. Bailey🔍 Overview: In this clip, Andrew M. Bailey as he unravels the complexities of the gold standard, offering a comprehensive exploration of its historical significance, economic implications, and relevance in today's financial landscape.
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Resistance Money: A Philosophical Case for Bitcoin by Andrew M. Bailey, Bradley Rettler, Craig Warmke
Human Action: A Treatise on Economics by Ludwig Von Mises
Broken Money: Why Our Financial System is Failing Us and How We Can Make it Better by Lyn Alden
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2024-03-1907 min
The Socratic SessionsNavigating Free Markets, Liberty, and the Role of States with Andrew M. Bailey🔍 Overview: In this clip, Andrew M. Bailey delves into the dynamics of free markets, individual liberty, and the function of states in society and provides insights into the complex interplay between these crucial elements.
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Resistance Money: A Philosophical Case for Bitcoin by Andrew M. Bailey, Bradley Rettler, Craig Warmke
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2024-03-1507 min
The Socratic SessionsUnravelling Ancient Economies: Andrew M. Bailey on Money and Society🔍 Overview: In this clip, Andrew M. Bailey navigates the intricacies of ancient societies and their monetary systems, shedding light on fascinating historical perspectives that shape our understanding of economics today.
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2024-03-1205 min
The Progressive BitcoinerTPB56 - Bitcoin as a Progressive Force for Good with Bradley RettlerMy guest today is Bradley Rettler. Bradley is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Wyoming and a member of the research collective Resistance Money alongside Andrew Bailey and Craig Warmke. In this episode we discuss how Bitcoin connects to progressive values like privacy, freedom, economic justice and inclusion. We also discuss Bitcoin's potential for marginalized groups, protesting authoritarian regimes, campaign finance reform, reproductive rights, philosophy, critical thinking, renewable energy, and Bitcoin's independence from government control. Bradley is one of my favorite people to talk to about Bitcoin and how it can intersect with the real world...
2023-10-101h 30The Progressive BitcoinerTPB56 - Bitcoin as a Progressive Force for Good with Bradley RettlerMy guest today is Bradley Rettler. Bradley is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Wyoming and a member of the research collective Resistance Money alongside Andrew Bailey and Craig Warmke. In this episode we discuss how Bitcoin connects to progressive values like privacy, freedom, economic justice and inclusion. We also discuss Bitcoin's potential for marginalized groups, protesting authoritarian regimes, campaign finance reform, reproductive rights, philosophy, critical thinking, renewable energy, and Bitcoin's independence from government control. Bradley is one of my favorite people to talk to about Bitcoin and how it can intersect with the real world...
2023-10-101h 30
The Peter McCormack ShowA Philosophical Case for Bitcoin with Bradley Rettler - WBD656Bradley Rettler is an Associate Professor of Philosophy, and a member of the Resistance Money, a philosophy research collective focused on Bitcoin. In this interview, we discuss the potential ethical implications of AI, philosophical reflections on money creation and governance, the importance of financial literacy, and combating misinformation about Bitcoin. - - - - One of the important groups to emerge within the Bitcoin community over the past few years has been the philosophers studying Bitcoin, led by members of the Resistance Money collective: Andrew Bailey, Bradley Rettle and Craig Warmke (with Troy Cross as an...
2023-05-101h 40
Svetski Wake Up PodcastEp 88. Truth & The Multiverse with Craig WarmkeCraig Warmke, Assistant Professor of Philosophy @ NIU, joins me to discuss his piece in The Bitcoin Times, Ed 4: Bitcoin, behind the veil:
https://medium.com/the-bitcoin-times/bitcoin-behind-the-veil-b600835a511b
We also hit topics such as Philosophy, Truth, The MultiVerse and Toxicity.
Philosophy:
I think deep thoughts about being unemployed: Bruce Lee.
How do you define this term; truth?
- Persig's metaphysics.
- Ayn Rand's objectivism.
Where are you...
2022-10-021h 55
The Peter McCormack ShowBitcoin Behind the Veil with Craig Warmke - WBD522Craig Warmke is a philosopher and fellow at the Bitcoin Policy Institute. In this interview, we discuss the biases and pressures that distort opinions about Bitcoin, and a framework for enabling objective evaluation of Bitcoin's value and risk to individuals and society. - - - - Bitcoin has proved itself to be the hardest money ever created at a time when the world's monetary systems are under unprecedented stress. It also provides an array of unique utilities: it helps vulnerable people; disrupts rent-seeking exploitation and brings pluralism to money for ordinary people. And yet...
2022-07-041h 39
Bitcoin AudibleRead_605 - Bitcoin Behind the Veil [Craig Warmke]"People tend to favor proposals that would benefit themselves and reject proposals that, at their own expense, would benefit others. If you were wealthy, you’d probably reject calls for higher taxes and more welfare programs. If you were poor, you’d probably call for higher taxes and more welfare programs. I don’t just mean that the currently wealthy tend to endorse proposals thought to benefit the wealthy and that the currently poor tend to endorse proposals thought to benefit the poor. I mean something stronger — even the actual, presently poor would likely endorse proposals thought to benefit the wealthy...
2022-02-2356 min
The Progressive BitcoinerBitcoin Behind the Veil with Craig WarmkeToday's episode is with Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Craig Warmke. We examine his recent paper Bitcoin Behind the Veil (see link below). Looking at Bitcoin from behind the veil of ignorance allows us to minimize our biases and evaluate Bitcoin from a more objective position to see if it is a money you, the world would desire. Craig Warmke Bitcoin Behind the Veil Bitcoin Alchemy by Andrew Bailey Resistance Money book This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to b...
2022-02-0349 minThe Progressive BitcoinerBitcoin Behind the Veil with Craig WarmkeToday's episode is with Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Craig Warmke. We examine his recent paper Bitcoin Behind the Veil (see link below). Looking at Bitcoin from behind the veil of ignorance allows us to minimize our biases and evaluate Bitcoin from a more objective position to see if it is a money you, the world would desire. Craig Warmke Bitcoin Behind the Veil Bitcoin Alchemy by Andrew Bailey Resistance Money book This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to b...
2022-02-0349 min
Digital Money AdvisorThe Philosopher Kings of Bitcoin with Andrew Bailey, Bradley Rettler, Craig Warmke, and Troy CrossIn a Nutshell: One of the beautiful things about Bitcoin is its interdisciplinary nature. To really “get” Bitcoin, you have to have at least a working knowledge of a wide variety of disciplines. That’s one reason why I love talking to academic philosophers who are also Bitcoiners. They have frameworks to help us understand the expansive and interconnected nature of Bitcoin and the kinds of questions we should be asking ourselves about it. Here’s Andrew Bailey, Bradley Rettler, and Craig Warmke writing at Coindesk: Philosophy is all-inclusive, the ultimate bundled interdiscipline. Bitcoin pairs well with phi...
2022-01-135h 15Digital Money AdvisorEquality, Sufficiency, and What is Money with Andrew BaileyGuest: Andrew M. Bailey, a professor at Yale-NUS College, where he teaches classes and conducts research on money, philosophy and politics. He is one third of the Resistance Money Bitcoin Research Collective alongside Bradley Rettler and Craig Warmke, both of whom are past guests on this podcast. Insight: Bitcoin can be many things to different people: a store of value, a tool for social justice, a means of exchange, an organizing principle for folks who think the traditional financial system is broken. Detractors often cite this multiplicity as a negative. But recent trends in our industry have p...
2021-09-2956 min
Micro-Digressions: A Philosophy PodcastThe metaphysics of bitcoinTell Spencer your thoughts about this episode!What is Bitcoin, anyway? Craig Warmke joins Spencer Case to discuss his view that Bitcoin is a kind of fictional substance that nonetheless has real economic value.
2021-06-141h 14Digital Money AdvisorA Philosophical Conversation About Bitcoin with Professor Craig WarmkeEpisode: Craig Warmke is an assistant professor of philosophy at Northern Illinois University. We discuss how Bitcoin sits at a unique intersection between philosophy, fiscal policy, economics, computer science, game theory, and the meaning of money. Insight: The deeper you dive down the Bitcoin rabbit hole -- especially on social media -- the more fervent the belief in Bitcoin's power can be. All that evangelizing can be off-putting, especially if you're just trying to educate yourself and your clients about the investment potential of digital assets. But unpacking some of the weightier issues surrounding Bitcoin can deepen y...
2021-05-0659 min
Bitcoin Magazine PodcastThe Philosophy of Bitcoin with Professor Craig WarmkeThis week on the Bitcoin Magazine Podcast, host Christian Keroles sits down with Professor of Philosophy at Northern Illinois University Craig Warmke. Professor Warmke is quite unique in academia because he has fallen deep down the Bitcoin rabbit hole. As a scholar in philosophy, ethics, and human nature Craig is fascinated by Bitcoin's incentive structure and the implications of Bitcoin on society. Professor Warmke is saddened by the state of academia and laments about the broken incentives around tenure that force academics to hyper specialize rather than encouraging them to take more complete and wholistic world views...
2021-04-151h 05
Open to TruthBitcoin: Is it Money and Is it Good? feat. Andrew Bailey and Bradley RettlerHave you seen all the hubbub about Bitcoin and wondered what it's all about, but at this point you are too afraid to ask? Join the club! It is a complex topic to get a handle on precisely because it touches on a number of disciplines such as philosophy, politics, economics, computer science, and others.
Luckily we aren't on our own to figure this out. Our guests are here to help guide our exploration of this topic and what it means practically in our lives. Andrew Bailey is associate professor at Yale-NUS college and Bradley Rettler is ass...
2021-03-231h 14
On The Brink with Castle IslandCraig Warmke (N. Illinois University) on what Bitcoin is, and other philosophical questionsCraig Warmke is an assistant professor of philosophy at Northern Illinois University. He has written several papers on the subject of Bitcoin, both pertaining to the question of what Bitcoin actually is. We cover Craig's papers (linked below) and explore the role for philosophers in Bitcoin. How Craig realized there was an opportunity for philosophy in Bitcoin Other philosophers writing about Bitcoin Why philosophers don't take Bitcoin seriously The Bitcoin-related questions where philosophers can weigh in The risk of epistemic trespassing Why Satoshi may have been wrong when they defined an electronic coin as a 'chain of digital s...
2020-12-281h 40